Grundstrom, Danault, Kopitar Lead Kings to 3-2 Victory over Senators Amid Injuries on Ottawa's Side

Kings maintain perfect road record with 3-0 lead, despite Senators' late rally and injuries to Ottawa's Ridly Greig and Mark Kastelic.

Los Angeles Kings, led by Carl Grundstrom, Philip Danault, and Anze Kopitar, maintain their perfect road record by beating the Ottawa Senators 3-2, despite a late rally from the Senators.
The Kings built a 3-0 lead with goals from Danault, Grundstrom, and Kopitar, and managed to hold on despite the Senators' late efforts. Kings goalie, Cam Talbot, made 24 saves against his former team.
The Senators lost forwards Ridly Greig and Mark Kastelic to apparent lower-body injuries during the match. Both players could not continue playing and their status for future games remains uncertain.
Dominik Kubalik and Josh Norris scored for the Senators, bringing them within a goal of tying the game, but ultimately the team fell short, in part due to the impact of the injuries to key players.
This match marked the Senators' first game under interim general manager Steve Staios, following the firing of previous GM Pierre Dorion.